I have a Wireless-G router right now on my desktop. When I buy my laptop do I need to configure it with a Wireless-G card? Or can I pay more for the Wireless-N (which I assume works better?)?
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blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso
Like hehe said, stay away from 11n till the spec in finalized and the mfg are shipping hardware that meets the new finalized spec. They are tring to get MFG to play well with each other. Right now they DO NOT, so you have problems.
Besides if you have any 11g networks close to you it will knock you out of MIMO mode to a lower speed. -
You can if you want get the N card in your laptop. It will work on a G network, but only at 54 mb
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that is true. But the N is already on Draft 2 so if you want to get an N now, it will still be compatible to the final N version, as they are pretty close in finalizing the N.
Noob Networking Question
Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Hickeyc31, Jul 26, 2007.